What are the political potentials of listening? How does sound define the crossing of the territories of contemporaneity, of the differences in race, gender, social belonging? Salomé Voegelin continues her analysis on listening practices in her new book. Interview by Leandro Pisano Source: The Political Possibility of Sound. Interview with Salomé Voegelin   • Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture

As the world takes measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus, the work of artist Heman Chong offers an oddly calming respite Source: Why ambient walking art videos might be what you need right now - The National

The editors of Leonardo are pleased to announce that beginning in 2021 we will publish 6 issues of Leonardo annually and elevate the visibility of music and sound art with yearlong inclusion. With this, we will be retiring Leonardo Music Journal as a separate publication after Volume 30, December 2020. Source: Open Call for Leonardo Journal: Music and Sound Art | Leonardo/ISAST

Xavier de Maistre's delightful parody of contemporary travel-writing written while under a six-week house-arrest in Turin. Source: A Journey Round my Room (1794 / 1871) – The Public Domain Review

Simon Beck created the 53,092 square-metre logo to mark the Range Rover's 50th anniversary Source: Artist walks 45,000 steps to create massive snow art | Auto-news – Gulf News

Walking to is a gentle, easy way to de-stress, exercise, gain new perspective, meditate, and practice self care. Source: Dealing with the pandemic one step at a time: Practice walking as self-care – Streetsblog Chicago

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One - to - one walks within the vicinity Shanghai Library with the objective of identifying moments of kindness.    The film is a (22 min) meditation on movement and how it agitates the air; on environments and the incipient; on kindness as a technology and kindness as an emotion.  With choreographer/anthropologist Dr. Marceau Chenault and by Dr. Petra Johnson. Shared by Petra Johnson on the WAN - mailing list. [embed]https://vimeo.com/215920711[/embed] meditation on movement and how it agitat

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond. Suggested by contributor Julie Poitras Santos. Source: Critics Page - MAR 2020

Storytelling of walks with friends, which will transport you outdoors. Source: BBC Radio 3 - Between the Ears, We Walk

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3IJF_S1YFw[/embed] A film suggested by Phil Smith, bringing walking indoors during self-quarantine

British artist Gareth Fuller produced a series of elaborate maps documenting his experiences under a two-week coronavirus quarantine in Beijing. Source: Gareth Fuller maps life under coronavirus quarantine in China - CNN Style

In his famous essay, “Walking,” American poet, philosopher, and environmentalist Henry David Thoreau presents the simple act of walking as an art to be mastered. The type of walking Thoreau describes doesn’t serve the practical purpose of getting somewhere; rather, it enables one to engage in contemplation by taking refuge in the sacred space that wilderness represented for him. Source: The art of walking – The Strand

Ahead of his solo show at Michael Hoppen Gallery, the artist discusses his intricate new cartographic work conceived at high altitude Source: Artist Sohei Nishino maps his Everest journey in epic photographic detail

The long-time Kent vendor will be walking from John O’Groats to Land’s End with canine companion Molly and selling the magazine on a pitch across the country as he goes Source: Popular Big Issue vendor Rob is taking on a two-year walking challenge | The Big Issue

Take a stroll down Vermont Avenue and encounter the Church of Scientology, the first Sikh temple in Los Angeles and an LGBTQ ministry. In an effort to spread awareness about religion in Los Angeles, the Fowler Museum’s curator of Latin American and Caribbean popular arts Patrick A. Source: Fowler Museum's walking tour aims to engage community with LA religious sphere - Daily Bruin

If we haven’t gone to a museum together, I probably don’t like you very much. This isn’t to say anything against you—I’m sure I’m the problem in our potential relationship. It’s just that, at this point, I feel like I’ve gone to a museum with everyone I know—so many people, in fact, that I feel […] Source: walking through museums - Post-

Des marches, démarches, closing exhibition of this walking event in FRAC Marseille from February till March 2020. In French. Source: Des marches, démarches

    [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ty8xbp-Uv4[/embed]   There are several stages during the art walk. In each one an artist or group of artists will share something with the visitors: music, dance, visual arts, poetry… Every day people walk about 15 to 25 kilometers along with an artist or a group of artists who have prepared something for them. The path follows a topographical spiral down and around the region, crossing urban and rural areas, natural landscapes, and seaside or mountain trails. Both during the walk and at stops, the artists perform and make their artistic interventions—poetry, dance, installations, music. Day and night. Source: Grand Tour – Un proyecto de Nau Côclea